davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

Sobonn Oaoft DON Steu gOrf 1T seras
besn eum bluttpHritiser 9aarr, feline Seoen
NIB iein G9reiben i9oOen ben IN Gbt>
coso perurtbeilten Ndnnern mebr unter
benz bedusItisten BOlfe ais Elm Sussne
Fali@e 8eusen Dor bem @eri4t. Der
aerl seb5rt iE's adfis OSer maH biHbe
INN einen Raultor6 UNI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

Der ygsetp gOrfer 9onbels5eitun9"
1T, ruie fi. in ibrem lesten bolbD0dentz
liGen 8eri9t lber bic seiddftlide uno
finnn5ie[Ie Gage bes 2anbes mittbeilt.
aus gEni9inston mitsetbeilt pOroen,
bob Der grdfibent bic sInfertisuns elmer
aufitenune nnseorbnet babe, in tuel6er
bic 8olrote ouf ieben Smp pOrtatiOns
artiiel unter ben lesteu brei 9arifs@e=
Ieben unb Der senoue 8etrds ber &es
penuen, pel9en ieber Grtifel erbrndt,
conitotirt iper6en iOnen. @a9 3rn'
glepelanb's eisenen @orten fon Die
Gufteuuns 70 flar unb rerftdnoli4 &C.
modt tuerben, boB Sebermanu, Der iid
Der Nnbe uuter5iebt, iie 5u priifer, nll
ben erIteu Bid ben Betros Der &e
uenuen, tpel1en ieber artifel ersiebt
bic Rotten ibrer Grbebuns unb bic 8e
u6lferunssflnfe, tueI9er bic geibebalt
una Der iesisen 3Onrnte gOrtbeil
brinat, bernusfinben fdnn. Sn9oer
itdnbise Fnb iest nit bieier Grbeit in
Sinansminiiterium bei@dftist, uns BE-
9uiommeutritt bes Gonsreifes tuirb il
benz Witslieb beiielben cine iOl@e GuI
itenuns bebdnbist tuerben. - 9n9 III
ierer anFiGt mare es ratbiomer, tuen
Der 8rdFbent cine Sriinbli9e aufitel
una Der grtrdae Der Snlnnbfteuern Dol
nebuien liebe, benn MIR cine Gufbebur
bieier gtenern. ni9t ober cine fold
BON einsansss6llen, tuirb benz 2oni
Rusen brinsen.-(9ittsb. 5rbtsfr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

NO~A.; DcT HanbeEbaTs GTfsIs heS
0NUEH&~ nerreHf6TfrnhsH GetT6nIes
Rrtie kiIhet bas GeHV6& tn eaHSen
2anbs. Die Sranen hsbcR - auese5et4nfi.
Dies aeaiai, nm iTetHe ctUas eTfeisTtt4 -
ma&en. Gie &emragnic, nei4e AeTie tas
briciyt, beIsf 13 8abTiIen, bic ale rslazi o
(G6ftieI fne. Dsr atios p eafHm . eFses,
wsii a iein anberes anaeHetReS @eiEdHs
aitbt. eas 70 uervenberntieeHe nab far aber"
6rbeitrfe 2enie cTfTii@cab "a, sie ReTie. 9n
aIeu ApetbsIta ~ bdbsn. 50 esats PC
8Iaf&e. 1Set5'o'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

ansefi@ts Der BrObibitiOusi& si&dn6tbo<
ten in Ranins uerfiert aud bic enslii@.
nmeritauii6e Breiie bic geoulb. Selbit
bic .,R. q. Times" f9rei6t: Die Bro
bibit:uniiten in aanias werben tDobniinz
mig. Gin Npotbetersebilfe in gi&itn,
Der fi9 auf 1850 antlosen FIN i6ulois
6eEannte, seiftise @etrdnte Dertnuft Su
6oben, tuuroe Su II Sabren un6 4 Deoz
naten gefdnsniB uno elmer Selofrafe
bon $2o, 900 nerurtbeilt. Gin iOl9es
ilrtbeil ift unsebeuerli9. Gs iit cine
G9mad fur ben Stant uno feline
Re9tspflese. Gin 9emeiutueien, in
6em cine aufsebdufte Gtrafe BON FOLDER
Grouiamteit obue grOteft Ooer erfOls>
rei&e Hppeuation auferlest iuerben
borf fnnu Raum nod ciuilifirt seunnnt
iueroen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

s. 8. SurIe uerEanft feline Banreu'
,u,n QU5tenpreiie. 9d er NIT 1etnem
oouaen gorratb aufrdumen iUin, fiebt er
Iidb aesiuunsen feline BaareH 5u ie9r
tiaiaen BreiIeu iOsSai@lasen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

Gutter RbisID Hur 81. 90 per SaaoHe
(tein Jog. Sarueit Bbisfep.) aae
anbcrn sorten 2iqu0re iin6 bel mir
ebenfaas preiswarois. &Ummt unS
perlnngt 8rOben sSum 8eriu4 BEL
G6as. &immeI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

aenn aud bic @ei5enpreiie niebris
finb 10 lit oieles bod fein 8ergiei9 81
ben nieoereu Breiien uel9e in ebrIlts
mann's aleiberbnnbluns fur iertise
&leiber Derlnngt iuiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14
Gin RitteI stseR
Sollpmtb mnb @aferf9ea !!

soIGe bic scn tSlIen ounben stbiHen nar'
hen Io1ten idb unYeriasIi@ an een untestet9-
= st,r pcusen bd 6eTieIbe TN 1efse ssnts
iiSssreu 6eilmfttels IN. Sd bemsrte Asq ~
SPsnfSsn ns& BON mir sebsiIt gerseA ton1fs g
trsuu aud bic Nsutb I&oa ausssereQsa "
Bic aRitteI werern dnf geTIangsH RremPt SA-
s'i''"''' 6T.EtaN,
StsIpe, GasssHaht Co., ne,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

rleberr5de tomHen b0lo luieberiu
Nooe uno iueroen iest f9OH in gbrif'
maun's &leioerbanofune 81 bein ers
5tounlid, nieoeren BreiS ooH $3.50
uerfauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

G6ubmnGcr unb 5nrmer iUO1en ni@t
uersefen baB s. gS. SaOetbmeper cine
orose ausuabl BON 2eber fiibrt unS 81
biIieen 8reiieu uertnuft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14
g6otia att gtetaer3abIer.

Stotis an Gtetaer56bIer.
Germaun. Re,, kfH I. SepItnlkeE, 1887.
Anieiae pirb bisTnft senia6t, eae eeT uRs
GslItctpT Der SteaeTa faT Bases
RoSe GsuniY Ro., an; na4ielsenetn TIdten
an bsr auaesebtzrn 3eit fttn viEe Nm pic
Sleuern fir 1887 un6 fThhegca SdbTeH ~
eeaectiTeu
IS, IL, ScteteT, Sem.
1s, l9, DetsbsT, Seh Sire.
20. 2t, SctebrT, 0ieasrsrtaf.
p, q, Ot6beTs 8lane.
25, 26, SeiebtT, @Senam.
q, Is, %, October, Swensctae-
2, bis Is. RoremheT, 1eTmaHH.
16, bic IL, Ren, Bag, StoeHaeSS SisTe.
f8. BIS 19, Rov,, Bag, 8ssseT's StsTe.
81, 2erembeT, @aseunaee Gifv.
%, Bis %, ReSembcT, RsTTifea.
q, RsSembtr, GTehrrt6sbuTs.
25, 3ssembeT, SIbenbuTs.
@eor9 ett1H
Collector.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14
gB5asatLiitsr RarItssrid4t
WetFeihe, NlthI &. (. D.

OSttetuts 4tevt bs u Ds
Seben Sreitag Currigirt BON Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
@eiseu, 2. lnnlifit fit...... 81
g8ei5eu, 8. 0HnIitdt. ..... So
3Orn, IN &olben. so
@ef9dftes &orn. rn........ so
00Ief.. u
Rehl, per Sad, 1. Aunlitdt- -. 2 25
Rebl, per Sod, g. Aualitdt. -. 3 90
&urnmebl, per leo Bf1tno. 100
Rleie, per 100 8fnnb. .. As
Sbipituff. per 100 Blunt. 20
Rrsbnfte.
gurrigirt BON
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grncer.
Die onaceebenel greiie peroen bon Den
Sdnolern EmeiifeEs im Eauf9e beSoblt.
Butter, per Yfunn n..........i23-15 15
Gier, per 0ubenb. Is
Sibner, per 9usenb. so 3 90
gnten, per 9ukeub ......2 50-3 so
gdnit, per 9usenb. .....3 50-5 90
getrodneteN NepFel, ,perBfnnb 4-5
GetrpdneteB Bfrii9., perg56. 10
4ortufefn, per 8uIbd. .... 20
3tDiebeln, per 8uIbel- -. rs
@eiSe 8Obnen, per 8uiheI. 75-1 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

0urrnb! @lepelnno bat in Wiliuaus
Tee Bier setrunfen! 5urrab, MN bat er
oas 6euti@e 8Otum BON gSiseonliH III
Der 3ni9e! Surrnb, Bisconiin ipirb
uieber elm bemDfratii9er Stnnt iein !!
Der 8rdiihent bat nuf ieiner @ablreiIe
feline ein5ise gGenmaarenfabrif beiu3t,
nm ii9 cine gnrb 8attuH i6enfen 5u
laiien, fein S9la9t6aus, nm Die 8urit
5u fOIten, feline R6beIfnbrit, unI ieiner
5rau cine 5uBbnnf 81 beiteaen, iiber@
bnupt feiner Snbuitr cine beIonbere
@unit ertuiefen. gur Der Bier Snbuz
fire muBte Der unsliidlide Rann aHf
Befebl Ieiner @annger feline Sulbi9un9
barbrin9en. @au fI6rte ibn in Neil>
uaufce ert nnG @dlis' Rcrt, no er
nit 9ooes oera6tuns einen ,,g6ooner"
periilste. General 8Oitneiiter Silns
unb Der peridmiste 2omOnt blidten ii9
nit i6altbaft perfldrten @eii6tern na6
ben anlpeIenben 0euti9en nm, als pOaz
ten iie iasen: ,,5ebt, gr trinft; lit es
mi6t rabrenb, iuie Or ii9 Opfert? ?" SO9
bns mar nod ni6t 9enus. Der 8elu9
Don S9lis' 4art mar elm S6eil beg
Seitproeromms unO battle barum piel~
Isibt uid5t aIs cine beIonocre Bier
Ouation selten t0nnen. 9arum lpurOe
Or i6nurItrnds nn6 8eifs Srauerei
oeleitet, a[luO Sbm ein 5peiter uS9OOs
ner" freoenSt lpurbe. uno er leerte ben
Se6er. ysebt, o iebt, @r bat nod
einmnl Bier setrunfen, bffnet Die Gnlleu,
er fonlnlt, ein leibbnftiser 9nmbrinus,
Or trdat ons beuti9e 8Otum in Der
Srudtai9e bauUu" 9amont unb &ilns
umarmten uno ti6ten ii3 Oor benz
8olfe. 9eun laBt Die 3rompeten
i6mettern, ein SerDlo perflnSe our9
oas 2anb, SaB bas BierfuB bas SDnI<
6ol bes 9eutl9tbums in Ameritn 1T.
Gleuelnno bat bas @eles fur @inTilbrs
une oes SrObibitipns llnterri9ts in
ben 56ulem bes 9iitrict Columbia uns
ter5eidnet, Der Staats @Onoent Der
gaeu gOrfer 8rObibitiOmiiten bat ibr
aIs ben Sannertrd9cr Der ,,Sa9e Der
9emperelr5" ausserufcn-nIa9t nir aus
Or bat in T9ilipaufee vSiuei Eager"
aetrunfen.-(@bica9o 5r. Br.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

Die b66iten Rarttpreiie fur Sdute
uub getSe besoblt s. gs. ROetbemeger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14
@bite 8rottse, 0raait II.
SO q Z GO o E

ssrfsrtist. essnls assnt fir eiGsrut Sittsr
sesT 5snjeH.
"a mir aIe arteii ren aTeeen 5Rii6en
afrmen. reI6e bic aEteit meifeas nit ga-
I&inea heri1eaen, eeIirfeFt pire, bin 10 Tn
Gtsnhe meinen aunten eTae aIafe Arbeit 81
lekE m6Eiarn Trrilrn a. IirferH. Gs Hsst Ia
btr IN Sns.rsfe efnes Seetn, eer et1ae ~
Stiaen Sran6su n5tbia bat regtufprt9eH IN
- mefne 3tiHuuneEa ansulstea Hns Hber
Sc gxeiIe Al iHferniEsn ebs er SefeaHHg
-- n. n. Hassnritter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

&e9eimdBi9e Berinmmiun9 nIH IL.
Gftuber 1887.
Gas BrptOtOG Der lesten 8erinuIm.
lung iuurbe Uerleieu unO anseuOmmen.
Die Giunabmen an 8eitrdssn betru~
gen $3.50.
aussaben iuie iOlst:
6enrp SO5ns. ns...............$ 1.75
Jatob Bder. go
Satob @eber. so
pu9o &rnpp.. ................ 34.5o
SuHHu 49,. '..- $od.oO
Die Re&nuns BON Serrn SusO 3rOpp
fir 4 9Onncn &ohlen, tuurbe sur 5nb=
lung ansetuieien, 6esslei9eu bic RedIz
nunsen BON ben Serreu Seurp SObns,
SafOb Sner unb SafOb @eber fiir Sob<
rfn unbaufs unb Nblnben oerielben.
Der 8onb bon S9nkmeiiter Susssr
nit 6. SO. S9iDersel unb @iIiam 9lin-
ger als Si9erbeit iuurbe Uerleien unb
sutsebeiBen.
Der Gapitdn erununte fOlsenbe gOm'
mittees:
@oiien-g Omite: 8Ubt. Baum:
sdrtuer, 8ristn Sieoler uno 9enrn
Snsrun.
Sneenienz Corps: Nl6. G6us
Bert, 9lus. BOblt unb @bas. Sperp.
Sabnentrdeer: @nr. SrneHble.
Sei5er: Bbilipp Basner.
8ei9loiien, am %. bieIes NOnats
bns @riiubunssfeit Der GOmpnsnie bur@
cine Ynro6e unb einen Bal 81 feiern.
8eidlOffen, boB bic gorooe nm 4
l1br Ra6nlittnss ftnttfiube uub bob f4I
Die GUmpasnie 81 bieiem 3tuede um
balb 4 rbr am 6prisenbduie uert
iammle.
8eldfoiIen, Elm arrangements unb
elm Ruiifs sGomite BON ie brei 5n eruens
men.
ARRANGEMENTS Gomite: O.
Snp, Srisfa Siebler un6 aus. Siesel.
0uFtsgomite: Sris D9sner,
Sermann 8aer unb 8biIipp g8nsner.
8ei9lOfien, bnB Der Baa in Der gOns
5ertbaGe absebnlien iuerbe, un6 6aB Der
@intritt fir @i9tmitslieSer 25 Gents
betra9en iOa.
glftine RitsIieber ba6eH Hur freien
gintritt fnlIs bieielbeu in Uniform rr=
I9einen.
Der Gefretdr ipuroe 6eauftra9t, bic
u6tbisen 9idets brudeu 81 Inifen unb
iebem pnlfpen unb gbreHmitslie6 zines
berielben 5u3uiteIen, fernsr iUlI berielbe
ben Ban I'M ,,8Olfsbiottt" uno i'm
stern" an5ei9en.
Sierauf 8ertcguns.
@nl. R onAig, Seer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14
Gebet bterber.

Gebet btetber.
Cine SOnitdnSise ansUnbl
ToI9enmbren,
aDonbubren,
5alsfetten;
Dbrrinse,
5inaerringe,
8ruffnnoeln,
Nrmbdnber,
UednI9etteutn6pfe, uiu.,
feruer oEle Gorten 4rileu, 2bermos
meter, Serur5bre, etc, bat a. 8. Sos
,enritter an Sdab unb Offerirt oieieiben
,u ben Iiberalfteu 8reiien. SeSer Hrti>
f.l ,uirb sarantirt bas 5u iein, ffir mas
er uerfouft tuir6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

@las> EnO &OrseaanzgooreH sH uH6
unter bem aeItpreiIe BEL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14

Dass kdE tFazf, nh ssten isE GsesslA,
ne Rs eia &iRD noE, rief Fe nae Gaaosta,
Gle 6uEbe Gin 6razleiH, uAS hidt o. GeessSab
GLs Ee 9tnba katte, aab &c ttacA 0AAesta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14
RerhausIana,n ser aentrstLr.

SieseimdBise gerinmmluns am IL.
Dftuber 1887.
0as BrptOtoG Der lesten 8eriaHIn.
lung iuurbe uericien unS anseuOmmeu.
Die giuuabmeu an Beitrdsen betrH<
oe,, "a en-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14
HENRY TnKO !.
1znhIfr IN
SambOIs aner s9r4
3attex,
Sbirea
SeHferragmeH,
Ttaferlibeu,
G&iaaeIn Z. |. Q.

3. Ssrnets 80. S4tatT 4. DHtstnetr8
Sermonn, 2Re
So lrse kiermil has YnsIiIam ssn dIasss.
has ID Die Sclas unb EBaeTta- 8sTvElRs,
peIde 10 FSngi@ sea O. 2asis SbeTxuHInsa
babe. teefntenk seYmebrt babe uRA au ukeiesa
gTeiien seTfaufrn EeEhe. &teas SteieHRRA
8tRtnnneen pgrken prompt auseffftyt.
fHuS5.6-m.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-14
fir Nmer.uadIftme at1a a:fmAer.

THE cEsrAua COMPANY. n Murray Street. N. K
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-22
EAST WILLOWS MISFORTUNE.
Fire Destroys the Buildings of Its
Leading Industry.

EAST WILTON, Dec. 21.-The hay knife
factory and other buildings belonging to
Hiram Holt of this place burned last night
The fire was discovered about 1890 O'Clock,
bursting from the roof of the hammer shop,
and only by great exertion was the buildings
near by saved.
The saw and grist mill on the north side of
the stream was in great danger and was
kept continually wet by the aid of pals and
hand force pumps. J. S. Smiths black
smith shop, George Eastman's hall and other
buildings caught, but were Immediately ex-
tinguished. The wind was very light, and
what there was was southwest, changing to
southeast and east.
If there had been a strong wind much
more would have burned. All the dwelling
houses near the shop were burned, but only
two families were burned out. The force
pump at the woolen mill was put in use to
keep wet the buildings within its reach. The
loss is $4,000
The plant formerly known as the Holt
Hay Knife factory occupied the power above
the woolen mill at East Wilton. IL was
changed over a few years ago from the
manufacture of scythes and other edged
tools to the hay knife business, when large
improvements in buildings and machinery
were made involving much expense. The
business proved very successful, and war
ranted a large outlay in improvements on
| the power. For the purpose of furnishing a
more constant supply of water, the saw mill
and power at the upper village, owned by
Mr.. K. G. Fuller, was purchased by Mr..
Holt, and several thousand dollars expended
| in lowering the canal, rendering the supply
| of water at the factory at East Wilton sure
| and constant.
A few weeks ago company was formed,
| with MIR, Hiram Holt as senior partner, call
| ed the "Hiram Holt Hay Knife Company"
| and the plant and water power transferred
| TO the new owners for $35,000. This will be
a serious blow to the prosperity of this little
| village.
works. most of them with families, and the
| loss viii be sorely felt by them. Some 300
| dozen of knives were in process OF making,
| all of which were ruined. together with
| about 20 tons of steel and $500 worth OF
| grindstones. Some 80 tons of iron in the
Shops it is thought will be saved. The ship
ping of orders will not be interfered with
| for the packing houses, which were saved,
| contained about 2S00 dozen completed knives
ready for shipment. The workmen are now
clearing away the ruins and the works will
probably be rebuilt at once.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-22
GENERAL NEWS.

The Portsmouth, N. H., Machine Company
has voted to wind up its affairs.
Advices from Zanzibar state that Stanley
has reached Wadelia.
The lobster fishing season will be consider
ably shortened in the Dominion. .N
The persons who stole $4,000 worth of
goods from the customs appraisers depart
ment in New York last week have been ar
rested.
The yellow fever epidemic in Tampa Fla,
is officially declared to be at an end.
An explosion of gas in the Nottingham
mine at Plymouth, Pa, last evening fatally
burned four men.
Two passenger trains ON the Chicago, Mil
waukee d iSt. Paul road collided yesterday
and an engineer and fireman were fatally
hurt.
The New England Society Of Brooklyn
celebrated Forefathers' Day by banquet at
which Gen. Sherman, Gen. Potter, Presi-
dent Dwight Senator Hawley and ex-Gov.
Hoadley were among the speakers.
The Canadian Grange declares in favor of
free trade.
The woman arrested in Detroit with thirty
eight $1,000 bonds, has been released. She
proves to be former housekeeper for Isl
dore Cohnfeld, New York's fugitive feather
merchant.
All the eastern insurance companies hold
ing risks on Dubuque, Iowa, breweries have
advised their agents to cancel them. The
incentive to destroy the property now rem
dered almost worthless is too powerful.
Charles M. Squires, 40 years of age, inmate
of the Faith Cure Home in New York, COM
mitted suicide by hanging Tuesday. No
reason is given.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-22
New Buildings at kennebunk.
IKennebunk Letter TO Boston Transcript
This delightful summer resort Is now

lkennebunk Letter 70 Boston Transcript
This delightful summer resort is now a
very busy place. Builders have contracts
enough on hand to keep them employed
until the next season opens. The most prom
ising feature for the future OF this place Is
that all this work Is being done under the
supervision Of some of our best architects.
Mr.. w. X. Emerson is building for Samuel
Jones of Philadelphia, very large and
beautiful cottage He has also completed
plans for Mr.. Lockwood Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Henry PASTOR Clark Is building
large stone house for Rev. Edward Clark Of
New York. These shore rocks were selected
with great care by DIR. Clark, and are beau
tiful. The same architect has about conf
pleted an Episcopal church, built from
Mr.. Clark's plan Is one for Mr.. Greenhalge
Of Lowell, Mr.. Manning Of Manchester, N.
H., and Mr.. G. A. Guild of Newton, Mass.
MI. Walsh, a New Jersey architect, Is
ton. This is very near the Well known Ban
croft cottage. He Is also building for Miss
Girard Of MorristOwn, Nj, and has plans
made for Miss Sprague Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
This cottage will be between the houses Of
Professor McMasters and Mr. J. 7. Trow-
bridge. Mr.. Stickney OF Lowell Is building
a very large and expensive cottage for Mr..
Talbot OF Lowell; this Is ON the old stage
road. Mr.. Bart0l Of Philadelphia has pur-
chased two lots, and made contract TO
build.
Mr.. Prosper Sennat, the artist, Of Phila-
delphia. has completed his cottage This will
be used as a studio. Mrs William +. Hall
Of BroOkline, Mass, has bought lots In a
very desirable location. The Arundel Hall
and Library Association has improved the
grounds about the hall and made an excellent
tennis court.
The water supply Is from wells drilled
through lodges Of rock. They are six inches
In diameter and from 90 10 125 feet deep.
Every well has proved success. The large
boarding-hOuses have abandoned the old
shallow surface-water wells and have put
down three drilled wells. This is a long
step in the right direction. Not only the
cottage portion, but the village also Is being
imDrOVed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-22
RAILROAD MEETINGS.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.


The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Maine Central Railroad was held at the Office Of
the railroad company yesterday afternoon at
o'clock for the following purposes:
Ito listen to the reports Of the several offi-
GERS of the road
ITO elect a new board of directors and de-
termine the number of the same.
3.-TO see If the company would convey proper
ty at the Union railroad station to the Portland
Union Railroad Station Company.
ITO transact any other business that might
legally come before them.
The reports of the several officers OF the road,
which have already been published in the PRESS,
were accepted. 23,S46 shares we're represented
in the vote for the directors and all were for the
reelection of the old board as below:
Arthur Sewall Bath.
George @. Lord, Newton, Mass
Darius Alden, Augusta.
Frank Jones, Portsmouth, N. III.
Samuel c. Lawrence, Medford, Mass.
Nathaniel J. Bradlee, Boston, Mass.
William G. Davis, Portland.
Horatio N Jose Portland.
Joseph S. Kicker, Deering.
John Ware, Wateryille.
Thomas w. Hyde, Bath.
Francis w. Hill, Exeter.
After voting to convey the property at the
Union station to the Portland Union Railroad
Station Company, no other business coming be-
fore the meeting, it was voted to adjourn.
The meeting of the directors, held at O'Clock.
for the purpose Of organizing resulted in the re-
election of Mr.. Arthur Sewall for president and
Josiah II. Drummond for clerk.
RUMFoRD FALLS AND BUCKF1ELD RAILROAD.
The adjourned annual meeting Of the Rumford
Falls and Buck1eld railroad was held yesterday.
These officers were elected;
Directors-W. L. Putnam, @. r. Milliken, W. ii,
Moulton. George @. Wing, Of Auburn, George ID.
Bisbee, of Buckheld, Otis Hayford, of Canton, X.
O. Bradford.
Presdent-Hon. w. l.. Putnam.
Vice Presdent-0tis Hayford.
Superintendent. l.. Lincoln.
Clerk and Treasurer-R. Z. Bradford.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-22
HURRICANE SWEPT.
Storm and Shipwreck Reported by
Steamer from Hayti.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The steamer Samo-
ma, from Hayti, has arrived. She reports
that ON the 9th inst. the heaviest storm for
twenty years prevailed on the Haytien coast,
and several vessels were wrecked. All of
the vessels in the port of Monte Christi
were blown ashore. A coastwise schooner
and 13 Of the Is men on board were drowned.
The schooner Viola Lunenburg, for Jamaica
put into Turks Island in distress. She was
caught in the hurricane, and sustained seri-
GUS damage. A heavy sea washed the whole
crew, including the captain. overheard. All
were saved with the exception Of two. The
British man-of-war Wrangler is on Turks
Island In distress.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-22
HARRINGTON IN COURT.
Trial of the Boy for Firing Oak Grove
Seminary Buildings.
Especial to the Press. ]

AUGUSTA, Dec. 21.-The trial of the boy,
George Harrington. for the crime of arson,
he being accused of firing the buildings of
Oak Grove Seminary of Vassalboro, opened
in the Superior Court today.
Charles II. Jones, the principal of the
school, testified in regard to the buildings
and their location, and the conduct of the
boy while at school.
Dwight T. Hutchins, Detective True's as
sistant, gave an account of the boys con-
fession in Portland and other testimony.
Hall c. Burleigh. of the sheriffs jury,
Deputy Sheriff George II. Ramsdell and
Charles w. Jones Of Vassalboro, testified
relative to the boys confession and what he
had said about his crime at different times.
Chas w. Jones read young Harrington's
statement which he made duplicating one
Romeo of Vassalboro, who he said hired him
to set the fire.
Herbert NJ. Heath, ESQ.,, is counsel for the
defence.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-22

In 1873 he went to Berlin and studied at the
German University, where he was graduated
in 1877 with the highest honOrs He has
been an energetic member Of the Republican
Club in New York City since 1881, was it's
vice president in 1885 and 1886, and was this
year elected its president.
Strange as it may appear, Mr.. Foster Is
known in the city of his residence as "the
Deacon" This Is not due to his church re-
latiOns or the severity OF his theological be-
liefs, but to the prominent part he took in
the fight against DR.. Newman. Of political as
well as ecclesiastical renown; who was pas
tor Of the Madison Avenue Congregational
Church, few years ago. At that time Mr.
Foster led the trustees in opposing the dea-
cons, who were headed by DIR. Ranney. The
Ranneyites insisted that DIR. Newman, who
is Methodist, should resign or cease to
preach in Congregational church. Mr..
Foster took the matter before the Supreme
Court, got an injunction issued and won
victory for DR.. Newman. Since that time
he has been pleasantly known as deacon"
Foster.
The President OF the National Republican
League is good looking, fair and brown
haired, stout, genial and affable-his many
friends say, just the man for the distin-
guished Office which his fellow Republicans
have given him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-22
suffering In Kansas.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 21.-The Kansas City
Times has telegraphed advices which indi-
cate that there is terrible suffering in the
western part of Kansas. Four people are
reported dead in CLARK county from cold.
Near Dighton woman and her two children
are known to have perished. There is great
suffering in that section of the State owing
to a scarcity Of coal, and the situation is de-
plorable.